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Tunable Mazhar, approximately 40 cm (16 inch) in diameter.
This style of frame drum is know from the areas of Persia, Uzbekistan and Azerbijan. Depending on the area it may be called a Daf, Ghaval, Gaval or Dayereh Doira. Regardless of the name, they have a narrow wooden frame with a skin stretched over one side. Held with both hands, the head is played with the fingers.
Considered a sacred instrument, in Sufi rituals, for its power to create trance states. This drum has now established a permanent position in the Iranian classical orchestra and is the most popular drum in Iranian Folk music.
A nylon case is included.
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